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Grandparent’s Day on Sunday
Grandparents are the anchors of our family, the keepers of traditions, and often, the warmest, most comforting presence in our lives.
This Sunday, as we celebrate Grandparents’ Day, it’s the perfect time to show just how much we appreciate the wisdom, love, and support they provide.
So, whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or something that will bring a smile to their faces, I’ve gathered a list of ideas to help you find the perfect way to say, ‘Thank you.
1. GrandParent’s Day: Personalized Memory Books
Have you ever heard your grandparents tell the same story over and over again? I know I have, and I remember almost every story my grandma shared with me.
Now, I find myself wishing I could go back and read or hear them again. That’s why a memory book is such a special gift.
You can have your grandparents write down their favorite memories and moments from their life—a keepsake to be passed down from generation to generation.
2. Grandparent’s Day: Cozy Blanket
Not only can they enjoy it from the comfort of their favorite chair, but it’s also something they can cherish for years to come.
I’ve linked the top three throw blankets that will arrive before Sunday, making for a gift that will be treasured for a long time.
3. Digital Picture Frames
Growing up, one of my favorite things was seeing pictures displayed on the mantel at my grandma’s house. Nowadays, we have so many photos stored on our phones that we rarely get them into frames.
The memories we cherished can feel lost if something happens to our phones or hard drives. That’s why I’ve included picture frames that connect to your phone, allowing you to upload all your favorite photos onto an SD card.
For added convenience, there’s a Wi-Fi-enabled option as well as a non-Wi-Fi version for grandparents who prefer not to use internet devices. Both options will rotate through these memorable pictures, keeping them on display for everyone to enjoy
4. Custom Jewelry
Growing up, there were two go-to gifts I could always count on for my grandma: slippers and jewelry. I believe custom jewelry, in particular, can be a meaningful gift for both grandmas and grandpas.
Consider engraving a bracelet or necklace with their grandchildren’s names or birthstones. This small yet sentimental gesture can be worn daily, serving as a constant reminder of the loved ones they hold dear.
5. Custom Coffee mug or Hot and Cold Cups
Folgers instant coffee was the smell that greeted me every morning, knowing my grandma would always appreciate a good, hot cup to start her day.
A custom coffee mug or personalized insulated cup is a great way to give your grandparents something they’ll use daily. Also, it will help them start their morning, but it also adds a personal touch they’ll cherish.
5. Book Subscriptions
When you’re out of gift ideas, a good book or reading device is always a great option. Even if your grandparents prefer listening to books rather than reading them, an audiobook service or some of the books I recommend would make a thoughtful gift. Whether they’re reading or listening, it’s a wonderful way to keep them entertained and engaged.
